Anatomy: courses, training, further education, schools, information, checklists

Each course is of course structured differently and varies in content, methodology and duration depending on the school. It is therefore not possible to give a universal answer to this question.

For example, a course lasting several days can provide participants with basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology. This includes knowledge of the musculoskeletal system, i.e. the muscles, joints and skeleton, as well as respiration and digestion, the cardiovascular system and the nervous system. Sexual organs, hormonal balance and the skin are also often discussed, as are the urinary system and the sensory organs.

If you are interested in a more comprehensive course in anatomy and would like a corresponding basic training (for example Tronc Commun for alternative medicine), you will also find interesting courses in this area. These are, of course, more extensive, depending on the desired therapeutic direction.

We therefore recommend that you contact the school of your choice directly via our contact form or use the "Ask a question" button to get in touch with the right contact person.

At some schools, the anatomy course takes place approximately once a month on a full Saturday, over a period of around nine months to a year. Such a course usually comprises 150 teaching hours or slightly more and thus covers the requirements for the EMR, the Experiential Medical Register for various complementary medical therapies. If this course is too extensive for you and you only want to gain a brief insight into this topic, you can opt for a course that only comprises 20 lessons and provides 2 lessons of anatomical knowledge over 10 evenings.

Detailed information can be obtained directly from the schools. You can get in touch quickly, easily and without obligation using the contact form. You can also use the "Ask a question" button to get in touch directly with the right contact person.